Being a new investor, I just never knew there could be scams on services like Zillow.

So be careful your not getting scammed

Hello,My rental ad on Zillow rental manager did attract multiple prospective tenants but they fell under the following four categories:1) Tenants with pets2) Tenants who were bargaining a lot.3)Tenants who had weak financials but willing to pay rent inspite of their income well below 3x4) Few tenants whose profile good on surface but their phone numbers were flagged as "scam likeli"I personally am not comfortable renting to all the four categories listed above so it has delayed finding a tenant for me besides I haven't been very aggressive pursuing tenants as I had plans of selling .Now I have decided to postpone selling, what are the other best ways to find tenants quickly.

Most of the financials are fabricated, and everything is a soap bubble, like the Chinese bike rental scam businesses that really existed to make money for the owners.

After it’s settled cancel this scam and use the savings for future parts. 

As I mentioned above, financing in Mexico for foreigners is much more complicated than in the US and you have to be careful because some mortgage products are purposefully packaged in a way that they look very cheap to the unsuspecting buyer when in reality they're extremely expensive.  

If someone is PMing you with a great deal, it's probably a scam.

My question is does Bigger Pockets verify that a lender is not some scam artist?

If he said it was always cosmetic and it's still cosmetic now, just let the cracks settle out for a couple of years (super-cheap bandaids in the meantime) and then get them actually addressed once the foundation stops reacting to the stuff that's been done to it.Foundation repair in Texas is often a scam on the order of mold "mitigation."

An agent will also know how to transact deals without getting scammed (or at least minimize your exposure).